New stars will shine for Sooners, in time
A.D. and Rufus are gone, but Oklahoma has plenty of players ready to step into the spotlight
NORMAN — DeMarcus Granger shrugs off the news that Oklahoma landed only three players on the Preseason All-Big 12 First Team, a startlingly low figure for a defending league champion with 18 starters back from the conference title game.
Truth is, Granger is part of the problem — or perception.
He's but a pup, like so many of these Sooners. But that doesn't mean he, or they, can't play.
"It's just ...
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